In fact, some would say it’s only when the migratory herds of wildebeest begin their long march north to Kenya that Dunia Camp reveals its true beauty. When its secret corners step from the shadow of the ‘greatest show on earth’. Corners like the languid Seronera River that attracts herds of resident antelope, and feeds a forest hiding ever-elusive leopards. Or the rhinoceros sanctuary of the Moru Kopjes, one of the few corners in the Serengeti you’ll find the endangered black rhino.

The Kopjes themselves are equally a highlight; granite domes standing proud against cloud-spangled skies, providing a perfect vantage point for the large prides of lion that call this area home. Its very name may mean ‘endless plains’, but here in the wide valleys around Dunia you’ll discover there’s far more to the Serengeti than infinite seas of waving grass.